An Account of Egypt

In 'An Account of Egypt', Herodotus, often revered as the 'Father of History', gives a remarkable narrative of the ancient land, articulating the intricate diplomacy, rich mythology, and grandeur of the civilizations that flourished by the Nile. The work presents not just an encyclopaedic collection of historical and ethnographic data, but does so with the literary ethos of a mesmerizing travelogu...